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Monday, 09 January 2006

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Quentin Ergane

Aww. You should check up on him. I am not gonna echo these HATERS. I think it embarassed him to tell you this about himself. You know how men are. He wanted to be intimate, but I think he was more intimate than he realized he wanted or could be, you know?

I respect him for doing something about his addiction. I do.

*hugs*

I'm sorry.

Procrastination_Xtravaganza

"What a fuckin' crackhead!" That was my initial response when I read how the relationship ended. Then I was like, damn, that's kinda harsh, cause he actually may have been a crackhead!

In any case, I'm so over these clowns who grow reticent after revealing some deep dark secret that most people would run from, and you accept it. Twice in recent memory a good friend of mine started to get to know a guy, who after some reluctance revealed they were HIV positive. My friend, being the cool ass progressive that he is, was like "okay, so what?" It seems the case that many of us would run once we were confronted with such news, but not my boy. Anyway, both times, after the revelation, the other dude started pulling away or actin stupid!

In an age where requirements "no fats, no fems, no std's, no druggies," seem to populate the fuck sites and personals, you'd think a fat/fem/std/druggie would appreciate someone who was conncious enough to accept them for who they are, but it seems that many are so expectant of rejection at their revalation, that they don't even know how to handle acceptance! What the fuck?

Reg

Cool post. I really love the way you write, by the way. In any case, I'm sorry to hear than your boy's not calling back. Hopefully, things are not getting worse for him.

Me.

Joseph

That is sad. Not that he was in NA (cuz the way I see it we all have some addiction), but that you guys didn't see each other again? Porque?

Fratman1906

There's always a catch. Amazing how the truth doesn't always set you free, but may instead create a wall or new line of defense. I suspect he didn't want you to leave him because of his revelation, so he booked first. Sad. Shem hotep.

playaj

(this comment features less windiness & more contrition) the very last line of the original post never registered with me, until now. typical newbie comment behavior.

its a bittersweet story and a sad ending. but im a romantic...uhhh i mean, an optimist. he will call back eventually. text message him next week. you are both still dreaming about the other. i will light a candle for both of ya.

Boogie

*Sigh* Seems like there is always a catch with people...

thatguyheath

Wow, man. This guy has a lot of nerve! He dumps this baggage on you and then he bails.
Typical man behavior.

kristen

Wow Bernard. my emotions are still trying to catch up with what I just read.

I must admit that I am saddended that after opening up to you he stopped returning your phone calls. It's as if he was frigtnened of the intimacy that you offered-almost as if he wanted you to clown or otherwise diss him for being in recovery. this could've turned into something great, but his unwillingness to go further was unfortunate.

i said it once and i'll say it again: why do all of your relationships (if you can call them that) always fall short of the finish line?

Playa J

im feelin ya here in San Diego KALI:


  • immediate & intense (but manufactured) sense of intimacy

  • amazing, phenomenal, out-of-this-world sex & reciprocal lust

  • the hope that something good (in whatever sense: fuckbuddy++, friend++, companion++) could come out of all this

  • mutual physical attraction

  • excitement of a new & fresh squeeze

  • feeling a man who:
    • is actively in recovery or
    • who needs to start 12-stepping it

  • making out for hours with no urgency to lay pipe


man you jacked my script! but your version ROCKS. ive been in all of those places in the past year. ive been through so much bonding and pseudo-bonding recently as to throw my body into a temporary bio-chemical imbalance.
"His interest. His lack of presence. Even his willingness to be so intimate with me so quickly. He was going through something and was reaching out for intimacy."

in the quest for intimacy we often overlook details and hints that give a more rounded impression of the other.
case in point. in a recent phone conversation, a hookup candidate told me he had to attend a meeting at 7pm. ON FRIDAY. i go, 'oh is it a 12-step meeting?' and then supported him and praised the recovery movement. (hes still a hookup candidate.) i picked up on this only because i had an (ex)BF in recovery this year.

considering that you are a condom-absolutist (even for going downtown), it is a question why the topic of HIV status wasnt discussed before this time in the mutual discovery process. (granted i have not read all your blog postings and maybe you talk about this somewhere.)

Sometimes it doesnt make any sense to ask:

-- will i see you again?
-- will you flake out on me if we set up a rendez-vous?
-- will you answer when i call?
-- will you return my emails?
-- are your answers to these questions lies or motivated by good intentions?

basically, these questions mean:
-- can i trust you (with my heart, body, attention, etc.)?

im curious about this statement Bernard:

He had this serious passionate energy that you see in devoutly religious men.
would you point me to a blog posting where you describe this?

Tremendous 3-part posting on Mr. Sosa. Your style is the bomb.

Linear Jones

Did you never see him again because of his drug-issues or his lack of honesty/openess about them?

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